in response to its own analysis and testing over time, as well as in connection with resolution of class action litigation and concerns raised by the Committee's inquiry and state regulators, [that] . . . as of August 1, 2009 . . . current Webloyalty enrollment pages require that consumers re-enter the last four digits of their credit card or debit card before they are enrolled.
Jay Rockefeller: “in response to its own analysis and testing over time, as well as in connection with resolution of class action…”
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Rockefeller discusses changes to Webloyalty's enrollment process following regulatory concerns.
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